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When should i tested for hiv after possible exposure and which blood test be done for hiv?
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HIV is hard to Get: First: an HIV infection can be prevented. One has 72 hours to act after a possible high risk exposure. No one in the world should miss this major advancement. Second, the best test is the newer HIV dna or RNA tests. These will be 100% accurate 21 days after exposure.
Answered 6/10/2014
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If I tested for HIV 1/2 4TH GEN, RFLX CONF at 7 months in a lab blood taken from vein exposure was protected vaginal and oral from sex worker. Do I have to take RNA PCR test to make sure my test is conclusive and do not have hiv,took 9 4th gen tests?
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